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One of the wildest setups I’ve ever seen. Amazing that we were able to get that tornado around Norman
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Might be a close miss
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My office still does not have power and they said they are unsure when it will come back
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Not great around Norman right now
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OKC is about to get its clock cleaned. I will say I’m impressed with the gusts considering how much CIN there is. Also I notice the extreme SRH isn’t really overlapping the main line well
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Wow they’re moving at 80 mph. Holy moly
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Really could be a monumental day in the Plains today. Absurd dynamics at play and maybe some of the biggest polygons you’ve ever seen. The speed of the storms alone really sets the stage for a violent tornado, at 80 mph you could cover some serious ground in a short time. Hope any chasers stay safe
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That’s what I thought, like I’m pretty sure an oil diffuser giving off steam would produce a tornado in that environment Really though there’s that potential for a violent tornado in Oklahoma tomorrow before everything goes linear
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Wow, I couldn’t even imagine
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Hows @HillsdaleMIWeatherdoing? Watching the news they said 90% of the county was without power which is not good in such a rural area
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I'm doing the best I can with my pickup truck's emissions to get Nashville winters here. In all seriousness though this February is on par for Toledo with the average temperatures for Nashville in January. Crazy stats
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How’s this for a stat, Toledo has not recorded any measurable snowfall in February
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Looks like summer down there today. Can’t imagine what that pollen season is like
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It's definitely trended south, an absolute rarity
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I would go with a more northern forecast at this time. Just such a surge of warm air that I doubt significant ice occurs south of 94 in Michigan
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I just don't know if anywhere south of I-94 needs something. The more you look at the models, the more likely everywhere north of there is your best bet for heavy ice/snow
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Talk about some serious overrunning. Temps pushing 70° in Cincy while Toledo is around 40° cooler, some serious accretion could occur across the lower Great Lakes
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Punxsutawney Phil can clearly go to hell
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Right? I love storms as much as any weather enthusiast but I’m not gonna be mad about 50° and sunny
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Moving back from being the deep South for a few years it really is shocking to see the pure lack of cold, especially with so many dynamic systems coming through. East of the Rockies you've got an active pattern still in place with this next system which should be solid for WI/IA/Northern MI and then that cutoff low that should hit East TN/West NC pretty good. But such a limited scope of snowfall for such an active pattern
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Winter 2022/23 Medium/Long Range Discussion
nwohweather replied to Chicago Storm's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
Interesting graphic, shows how the storm pattern has been entirely like that all winter. Just nothing but Colorado lows and Gulf lows. I can’t even think of a single Alberta clipper to this point to slowly pad the stats -
There’s a similar effect on Grandfather Mtn in North Carolina
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I think 2013-14 was a bad thing in hindsight, everyone is disappointed when they don’t have a UP winter in the damn lower Great Lakes region
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Midwest/Ohio Valley/Great Lakes Snow January 24-26
nwohweather replied to Baum's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
I appreciate this post. So many times it seems like people expect winters of 2013-14 to be a common theme but then get upset by the variability in what is arguably one of the most topsy turvy climates you can find. The average high here in Toledo is 53° degrees warmer in July than in January, that's an absolutely insane stat to think about compared to most places
